Video

One of Huddersfield Unlimited’s ambitions is to support the promotion of the town of Huddersfield and allow those people from outside who are not familiar with some of the many visible and hidden aspects to become aware of them.

For this purpose we have commissioned a number of videos which can be viewed below.

The Next Chapter is truly being written, and it was great to hear from a diverse audience about the ambitions for Huddersfield.

We heard from great voices, such as: Kevin M. Nagle, Kirklees Council leader Carole Pattison, Jonathan Hardy and Sue Cooke. Check our video for an insight to the event.

We are pleased to offer these for download, free of charge, to be used by other businesses or organisations with a shared aim of promoting the many positive aspects of Huddersfield.

Please use them to help you draw in public or private investment for your own businesses and to demonstrate why Huddersfield is the place to be.

Please credit Huddersfield Unlimited when using the videos and provide a link to our website www.huddersfieldunlimited.co.uk

New videos will be added as they become available.

Please also let Huddersfield Unlimited know if you have similar material that we could also add to this page.

If you do wish to download the videos, please complete the form and we will provide you with links to the files.

To download the ‘Why Huddersfield? Why Now? videos, please complete this form

Opportunities for young people in Huddersfield

We are proud to have worked with three students from the University of Huddersfield, Jayme Cresswell, Charlotte Lambourne and Alisha Hulbert, as part of their work placements. During their time with us, we commissioned a video about to showcase a young person’s view of the opportunities in the town for future employment and progression.

Celebrating Huddersfield’s architectural prowess

The ‘Spirit of Huddersfield’ has been explored as part of a new video series on how local heritage has inspired architects across the UK. The first episode of the series sees Huddersfield-born architect, Tomasz Romaniewicz, uncover how his hometown continues to inspire his design and material selection as an architect today. You can watch Tomasz’s video here